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"Logic is dull” - The thrill rides of Alfred Hitchcock

Sat 5 Apr – Wed 14 May 

What does the speedometer say?... I want to make it 80 and wipe that grin off your face - Alicia Huberman, Notorious

Sit down, strap in and prepare for The Thrill Rides of Alfred Hitchcock.

Throughout April & May 2025, we’re taking audiences on a whistle-stop, edge-of-your-seat tour of some of the most audacious thrillers and outrageous adventure stories ever committed to film.

As North by Northwest – perhaps Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest thrill ride – swoops into HOME’s Theatre 1, reimagined by theatre legend Emma Rice, we take the opportunity to explore the wild world of the Master of Suspense.

Expect secrets, spies, murders and mayhem – and, most of all, the unexpected. 

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  • Notorious (U) + Intro

    Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman star in one of Hitchcock's darkest thrillers.
    Sat 5 Apr 15:30
    Cinema 1
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  • The 39 Steps (U)

    Classic Hitchcock twists and turns abound in this thrilling adaptation of Buchan’s novel.
    Tue 8 Apr 18:15
    Cinema 1
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  • The Man Who Knew Too Much (U)

    Hitchcock's original melodramatic tale of a child's kidnap and recovery from spies.
    Wed 16 Apr 18:15
    Cinema 1
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  • The Lady Vanishes (U)

    Espionage and mystery abound in this classic Hitchcock tale of a missing governess.
    Sun 20 Apr 13:00
    Cinema 1
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  • Shadow of a Doubt (PG)

    Family dysfunction and the dangerous games played between doubles and doppelgängers.
    Sat 26 Apr 15:30
    Cinema 1
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  • Strangers on a Train (PG) + Intro

    After a chance meeting on a train, two strangers find themselves locked in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
    Thu 1 May 18:00
    Cinema 1
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  • Psycho (15)

    The picture where the Master of Suspense careened headlong into horror.
    Tue 6 May 18:15
    Cinema 1
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  • Marnie (15)

    A fever dream distillation of many of Hitchcock’s enduring preoccupations, now regarded as his last truly great work.
    Wed 14 May 17:45
    Cinema 1
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